Denim Point Collar Shirt

Name: Denim Point Collar Shirt
Brand: Todd Snyder
Price: 178 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 1.0 (1 reviews)

Todd Snyder

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$178

Denim Point Collar Shirt

Todd Snyder

Rated 1.0 out of 5

Based on 1 review

$178

Color: Indigo

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This classic Sport Shirt is made from durable denim in a dark indigo with a rugged look but surprisingly lightweight feel. Point collars, by the way, are a bit more traditional than spread collars — and they’re actually the same length, but the points themselves are further apart in a spread collar. The clean silhouette here (no chest pocket) is perfect for wearing underneath sport coats and suit jackets.

100% Cotton
Slim Fit
Point Collar
Classic Placket
Button Cuffs
Side Gussets
Locker Loop at Back
Imported
Machine wash cold with similar colors on Normal cycle. Non-chlorine bleach only, when needed. Tumble dry low, cool iron if needed.
Style SH22810319

DESIGN: Color-blocked tipping at the trim gives this polo a vintage-meets-modern touch.

FABRIC: This cotton-cashmere yarn is breathable and luxuriously soft (perfect for wearing winter to spring).

HOW TO WEAR IT: This versatile sweater polo is dressier than a tee but can be styled up or down just as easily.

DESIGN: Comfortable, structured, and cut with a classic crewneck collar and an easy, flattering fit.

FABRIC: Our soft and sturdy Premium Jersey is made from piece-dyed and garment-washed Portuguese cotton.

HOW TO WEAR IT: A year-round staple. Slim enough to wear as a base layer but solid enough to wear solo.

DESIGN: Classic 5-pocket styling — belt loops, zip fly, rivets — and two fits make these an easy bestseller.

FABRIC: This stretch twill is made from a garment-dyed cotton blend with a comfortable, lived-in look and feel.

HOW TO WEAR IT: Rugged denim styling and an elevated fabric make these the perfect everyday pants.

DESIGN: The first button-down collars kept 19th-century English polo players’ collars from flapping in the wind.

FABRIC: Oxford cloth is a dense cotton fabric; ours is woven in Japan on vintage looms, with a selvedge finish.

HOW TO WEAR IT: Tucked or not, buttoned or open; the Oxford’s casual-meets-formal vibe works with everything.

DESIGN: The vintage-inspired details, like oxidized rivets and a shank fly, are pulled from Todd’s favorite jeans.

FABRIC: Identified by its red interior seams, our small-batch selvedge denim is woven on vintage looms.

HOW TO WEAR IT: A Goldilocks fit, with a mid-rise and classic straight leg, these are easy to wear with anything.

DESIGN: Todd’s luxe update on the iconic trucker features two chest pockets and adjustable tabs at the waist.

FABRIC: Our premium Italian calf suede is made in Tuscany, Italy, by the leather masters at Pellemoda.

HOW TO WEAR IT: A timeless statement piece, our bestselling Dylan instantly elevates even a tee and jeans.

DESIGN: A half-cardigan stitch in the body and ribbed trim give this classic crew a subtly rugged look and feel.

FABRIC: Our 3-season Beechwood yarn is specially spun from organic cotton to stay light and hold its shape.

HOW TO WEAR IT: Breathable and classic, this sweater is made for comfortable, easy layering at work or home.

DESIGN: The adjustable side tabs at either side of the waist are a detail borrowed from bespoke tailoring.

FABRIC: This Italian linen blend is lightweight, breathable, and specially treated to resist wrinkling.

HOW TO WEAR IT: With no need for a belt, these trousers look extra clean with a tucked-in shirt.

DESIGN: This softly structured sport coat has a natural shoulder, without any bulky padding.

FABRIC: Strong, breathable and wrinkle-resistant, cotton pique is a sophisticated choice for warm weather.

HOW TO WEAR IT: Universally flattering, this relaxed take on a classic blazer can dress up any look.

DESIGN: Classic athletic details, like raglan sleeves, meet a chest pocket — Todd’s nod to the iconic Oxford shirt.

FABRIC: Our Portuguese cotton terry is 380 grams per square meter, an ideal weight for three-season wear.

HOW TO WEAR IT: With a flattering fit and solid-yet-soft handfeel, this looks just as good with trousers as sweats.

Behind the Seams: Pellemoda

Pellemoda has been making luxury suede and leather garments for 40 years. Everything happens under one roof, from sourcing and pattern-making to dyeing, cutting and sewing. View the story

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Behind the Seams: Pantex

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Behind the Seams: Lyria

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Behind the Seams: Bellandi

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Dye bleeds like mad

Nice shirt. Great fit. Terrible, unstable blue dye. Washed before wearing, per washing instructions. Damp shirt stained my hands blue just from carrying it over to the dryer. Washed a second time, with extra rinse cycle. Same result. Damp shirt stained my hands. I'd be afraid to wear this for fear it would leave dye all over me and anything it touches. Gave up and sent it back.

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Todd Snyder

Hi David,

We're sorry to hear about your experience with the Denim Point Collar Shirt. Kindly note that the care instructions advise washing this shirt separately before wearing to prevent crocking onto skin or other garments. Denim dyed with indigo dyes tends to crock, which is the common nature of this fabric, but it reduces after a couple of washes and wears.

Best,
The Todd Snyder Team